Danielle (Snyder) Sanabria

NEW: Privately owned helicopters are delivering supplies to stranded victims as the government is "nowhere to be found" after Hurricane Helene demolished the Southeast. Locals are volunteering their time and money to help Americans in need. "Today, myself and my family cooked three pans of hot food to send across the [Nolichucky] river to those stranded due to the failure of all but one bridge in our region," said one TikTok user. The user, 'cayotecowgirl,' is located in Greeneville, Tennessee. "Three pans of food to help feed what we would find out was over 1500 evacuees. Upon reaching the relief hub that had been set up, we were informed that aside from the state troopers, highway department, and first responders on the scene, absolutely no government help has been offered." "The helicopters delivering supplies across the river are privately owned and funded, pilots volunteering their own time, machines, and fuel." "The cases of water, baby formula, diapers, and food are paid for by those that have banded together to form a relief effort." "Our governors, politicians, town officials are NOWHERE to be found. Where is the coverage?? Where is the aid?? I am incredibly proud of the community I call home..." Video: cayotecowgirl on TT.

At least 64 people have been k*lled after Hurricane Helene absolutely demolished the Southeast. The devastation in North Carolina completely blindsided local officials, with some calling it "Biblical devastation." North Carolina is seeing the worst of it, with some areas receiving over two feet of rain. Unfortunately, the rain is not done. A Flood Warning is still in effect for the Asheville area until Sunday afternoon according to the National Weather Service. Historic Biltmore Village in Asheville is completely underwater. The Swannanoa River crested at over 26 feet, 6 feet above the record.